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The horrors of 7 October burst the bubble for progressives who had marched for democracy but sidelined the Palestinian issue, says Aluf Benn, editor-in-chief of Haaretz

PRESS REVIEW – Monday, October 7: One year on from the October 7 attacks, the international press revisits the horrors of that day. The Jerusalem Post leads with a blank front page, while Haaretz has a two-page spread, talking to survivors, soldiers and released hostages alike. Meanwhile, the American press…

Trump referred to the November election as one of the most important for the U.S., as well as "the most important election in the history of Israel."

Trump referred to the November election as one of the most important for the U.S., as well as "the most important election in the history of Israel."

The Israeli military has reportedly been recruiting African asylum-seekers to support its war efforts in Gaza, offering promises of permanent residency in return. But refugee advocacy groups say they have reason to doubt that recruits are receiving what was promised.

Israelis have kept their contempt for the prime minister in check for the sake of the war effort. Is his time finally up?, asks Haaretz columnist Alon Pinkas

Experts urge accelerated access to vaccines and testing. Plus, Columbia University president resigns

Newspaper and campaign group allege Palestinians are sent ahead of troops into buildings or tunnels that need clearing

Indictment comes as nine other soldiers appear in Israeli military court over allegations of sexual abuse of detainee